Currently the mJNJ farm is yielding 24.87% for short and 75.44% for long. Does this mean the strategy is earning profits from long and short at the same time? Are we actually buying long and short positions in these stocks or are the profits due to some other mechanism such as the provision of liquidity. Also, does the yield for long and short change depending on the share price of the underlying asset. For example, would the long farm yield go down if the share price started falling? Thanks, as I am new to Mirror
Yes the APR will go down if the price of mAsset fall or pool share increases.
Thanks. Also, how it is earning profit from both long and short? Would these not need to be opposed?
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